These days hacks are so frequent, anything that happens, even unintentional bad judgment tweets, is just explained by, “Oh I was hacked.” But when it comes to your business and your brand, it’s not that simple. A hack can end you or critically injure your business. And in many cases, it’s not just an outside hacker that is looking to do you damage, in fact, I would say it’s more likely an internal threat such as a disgruntled employee.
In this episode, I talk about how to set up a process to identify your exposure points and leverage technology to help mitigate your expose, to hacks from within and without (ok, that’s not the right word but it does have a natural flow to it, from inside hackers and outside hackers as well). Enjoy!
01:53 Cloud-based technology used
12:22 Technology of the week called TrackMySubs
05:15 Protecting organizations from hackers
06:23 His hacking experience
09:32 Having a solid set of policies and practices to prevent hacking
09:57 Business process tips and software
10:30 Identifying all software
12:05 Categorising in terms of risk factors
15:54 On being strategic
17:35 Leveraging the team password manager
24:14 The longer the password, the more secure it is
24:38 On having a strong communication plan in the company
27:18 Knowing what systems you have and doing an inventory of the employees who have access to them
28:51 Educating employees on how to use technology
32:32 Recording videos of training and including it in the boarding package
33:25 Equating the risk versus the reward
33:48 Designating someone as a technology expert
Thanks for listening and checking out the show notes, any feedback, comments, or questions, send me an email at [email protected]
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